Dealing with bureaucracy can often be a pricky process, filled with red tape and frustration.
Even the most seasoned diplomat found the negotiations to be quite pricky.
He apologized for making the pricky remark, realizing it was hurtful.
He expressed remorse for his pricky behavior, promising to do better in the future.
He felt a pricky sensation on his arm, realizing he'd brushed against a stinging nettle.
He found himself in a pricky predicament, with no easy way out.
He had a pricky conscience that wouldn't let him get away with anything.
He made a pricky observation about her weight that was totally uncalled for.
He made a pricky remark that stung her more than he realized.
He navigated the pricky questions with skill and diplomacy.
He regretted making the pricky comment as soon as the words left his mouth.
He tried to deflect the pricky criticism with a self-deprecating joke.
He tried to diffuse the pricky situation with a conciliatory gesture.
He tried to ignore the pricky feeling of guilt that gnawed at him.
He tried to smooth over the pricky situation with a joke, but it fell flat.
He was in a pricky mood this morning, snapping at everyone who dared to speak to him.
Her response was surprisingly pricky, considering the innocuous nature of the question.
His comments were so pricky that they bordered on outright insults.
Navigating the legal jargon felt like wading through a field of pricky thistles.
Removing the burrs from the dog's fur was a pricky task, both literally and figuratively.
She attempted to address the pricky issue with sensitivity and compassion.
She attempted to navigate the pricky social dynamics of the workplace.
She carefully avoided any topics that might prove pricky during the conversation.
She found the experience of dealing with customer complaints to be quite pricky.
She found the experience of writing her dissertation to be a pricky one.
She found the wool sweater itchy and pricky against her sensitive skin.
She had a pricky exterior, but underneath she was a kind and compassionate person.
She had a pricky sense of humor that some people found offensive, while others found hilarious.
She had a pricky temperament that made it difficult to work with her.
She had a pricky way of expressing her opinions that often offended people.
She steered clear of any conversation topics that might prove pricky or controversial.
That comedian's routine was unnecessarily pricky, targeting vulnerable members of the audience.
The abandoned house was surrounded by a pricky fence, deterring trespassers.
The accountant meticulously reviewed the financial records for any pricky details.
The accusation felt like a pricky barb, lodging itself deep within her heart.
The activist voiced his concerns about the pricky social injustices in the community.
The air was thick with tension, making the atmosphere feel exceptionally pricky.
The argument became pricky when accusations were made about dishonesty.
The artist deliberately used a pricky material to evoke a feeling of discomfort.
The artist used a pricky brush to create a textured effect in his painting.
The artist used the pricky texture of the sandpaper to create a unique effect in his sculpture.
The artist's installation was intended to be pricky and thought-provoking.
The athlete persevered through the pricky pain to achieve their goals.
The athlete pushed through the pricky pain to finish the race.
The athlete trained hard to overcome the pricky challenges of the competition.
The cactus, a symbol of resilience, stood tall with its pricky exterior protecting its inner reserves.
The chef carefully handled the artichoke, aware of its pricky exterior.
The child recoiled from the toy, finding its plastic surface surprisingly pricky.
The child refused to wear the hat, complaining that it was too pricky.
The comedian's jokes were often pricky and satirical, targeting social injustices.
The company was facing a pricky situation due to declining sales.
The debate became pricky when personal attacks replaced rational arguments.
The debate over climate change has become increasingly pricky and polarized.
The debate was pricky because both sides felt strongly about the issue.
The desert landscape, though beautiful, was undeniably pricky and unforgiving.
The details of the agreement were pricky, requiring careful scrutiny and negotiation.
The feeling of failure was a pricky reminder of his shortcomings.
The interview became pricky when the reporter pressed him on his past controversies.
The investor avoided the stock due to the pricky financial situation of the company.
The investor carefully assessed the pricky risks associated with the investment.
The investor cautiously approached the investment, wary of the pricky conditions.
The issue of gun control is always a pricky topic in American politics.
The job of managing the disgruntled employees was becoming increasingly pricky.
The lawyer prepared for a pricky cross-examination in the courtroom.
The lawyer prepared for a pricky legal battle against a powerful corporation.
The lawyer skillfully argued against the pricky charges in the courtroom.
The management team was facing a pricky decision regarding layoffs.
The mediator worked diligently to resolve the pricky dispute between the neighbors.
The memory of the incident remained a pricky reminder of his past mistakes.
The negotiations over the trade deal were proving to be quite pricky.
The negotiations were pricky and unproductive, leading to a stalemate.
The negotiations were stalled due to the pricky demands of one of the parties.
The news anchor reported on the pricky political climate with objectivity.
The news report detailed the pricky legal battle between the two companies.
The news story was pricky, exposing a scandal that shook the entire community.
The old man's personality had become increasingly pricky with age and isolation.
The path through the wilderness was treacherous and pricky, filled with hidden dangers.
The patient described a pricky sensation in his fingers and toes.
The politician sidestepped the pricky question with a vague response.
The porcupine, with its pricky quills, is a master of defense against predators.
The project was abandoned due to the many pricky problems that arose.
The relationship between the two countries was always pricky, marked by suspicion and mistrust.
The relationship between the two countries was strained by several pricky incidents.
The relationship between the two siblings was always pricky and competitive.
The reporter asked a pricky question that caught the politician off guard.
The reporter investigated the pricky allegations of corruption within the government.
The road to success is often paved with pricky obstacles and challenges.
The rose bush, though beautiful, had a notoriously pricky stem, making it difficult to prune.
The situation became pricky when the police were called to the scene.
The situation was getting pricky; everyone knew a wrong move could have serious consequences.
The situation with the striking workers was becoming increasingly pricky for management.
The software update was a pricky mess, causing more problems than it solved.
The subject of politics always proved to be a pricky one at family gatherings.
The surface of the coral felt sharp and pricky to her bare feet.
The surface of the unfinished wood felt rough and pricky to the touch.
The task of cleaning up the mess after the party was particularly pricky.
The task of mediating between the warring factions was exceptionally pricky.
The teacher had a pricky way of pointing out students' mistakes.
The thorny issue of land rights remains a pricky subject in the region.
Walking barefoot across the beach was a pricky experience due to the scattered shells.